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PSG finished the job at Antfield.

Liverpool were OK, certainly better than last week.

They had one golden opportunity in the first half and a bucket load of pressure in the second before Usmane Dembele just decided to end the contest. The Alexander-Ezac experiment didn't work and the questions will continue over Arna Slott's future. In Madrid, Barser stormed back into it, 2-0 up after 25 minutes and a glorious chance to go ahead before Charlton Athletic legend, Ademola Luchman, scored what turned out to be the decisive goal for Athleti. Arsenal sporting a wait for them. We'll look ahead to that one and the Bayern Rail game as well. Also a massive win for Leeds at Old Traveid on Monday. Iraiola is going to leave Bournemouth at the end of the season and could Southampton catch its switch in the championship? We'll do all that.

There's the latest episode of Roy Hodgson in the wild.

Your questions.

And that's today's Guardian Football Week leave.

On the panel today, Barry Glendening, welcome.

Hi, Max.

How are the legs?

Much better, thank you. Yeah, I can negotiate stairs with a minimum of thosna.

Excellent, many congratulations. Lars Sivison, hello?

Hi, Max. My legs are also fine.

Good, I'm pleased to hear it.

And Mark Langren from the Racing Post racing post how are you uh yeah no leg

issues max yeah long good marvelous marvelous let's start then at anfield uh liverpool mill psg two

uh since the start of last season PSG have recorded champions league wins over man city three times

against liver arsenal twice spurs and twice against Chelsea. And Lars, Liverpool

had moments here, didn't they in this game? You know, that save from Saffinoff and the Marquino's

block in the first half, and then so much pressure in the second, but they just couldn't make it

count. Yeah, I know it's, let's everyone jump up, jump up and down on on a slot's head season, but I do think Liverpool

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